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Handlekurv
Beige, liten - Konge med turban
The Book of Saints
Basilica, kirkerøkelse 50 g
Barnetallerken "Å du som metter"
Tautra sheasmør
Barnerosenkrans med bønnekort, rosa
Tautra ansiktskrem - agurk
Tautra - Stort såpestykke uten eske
Lyseslukker L 35cm med trehåndtak
SEGL 2019
Kort - Nattverden. 8050D
Catholics and Contempt
Sekulariseringens dialektikk
Ceremonies Explained for Servers
SEGL 2014
Catholic Heroes of Civil and Human Rights
Singing Masters
Dekortre, metall. Gull 10,2x15 cm
Snøkule - Julekrybbe
Bath Toys: Noah's Ark
KARTEUSEREN
Plakat - Kjære Gud, jeg har det godt
The Catholic mass
C.S. Lewis: The Signature Classics
Kors i sølv (925), keltisk
A Biblical way of praying the Mass
Integral Humanism
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The Wild Orchid, the first part of Nobel Prize-winner Sigrid Undset’s novel The Winding Road, tells the story of Paul Selmer, a typical child of the experientially emancipated, intellectually enlightened modern age. Born into an upper-middle class, Protestant parents, who divorced when he was a teenager, Paul is raised along with his sister and two brothers by his mother to be a freethinker. Amidst the prosaic trappings of his work and play, the pursuit of a mistress and then a marriage, and with the threat of a world war looming over Norway, Paul yearns for a deeper, more abiding meaning and order for his hopes and loves.
Displaying the raw honesty and deep sensitivity with which Undset perceives the human experience, The Wild Orchid captures the peculiar tensions and harmonies of flesh and spirit in a drama of germinating grace.
“Let me not be allowed to extinguish the spark that has again begun to glow within me.”
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The Wild Orchid, the first part of Nobel Prize-winner Sigrid Undset’s novel The Winding Road, tells the story of Paul Selmer, a typical child of the experientially emancipated, intellectually enlightened modern age. Born into an upper-middle class, Protestant parents, who divorced when he was a teenager, Paul is raised along with his sister and two brothers by his mother to be a freethinker. Amidst the prosaic trappings of his work and play, the pursuit of a mistress and then a marriage, and with the threat of a world war looming over Norway, Paul yearns for a deeper, more abiding meaning and order for his hopes and loves.
Displaying the raw honesty and deep sensitivity with which Undset perceives the human experience, The Wild Orchid captures the peculiar tensions and harmonies of flesh and spirit in a drama of germinating grace.
“Let me not be allowed to extinguish the spark that has again begun to glow within me.”
| Vekt | 0,04 kg |
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| Forlag | Cluny Media |
| Format | Heftet |
| ISBN | 9781949899924 |
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